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Former MAFS contestant Stacey Hampton appears in court after allegedly breaching COVID-19 directions – NEWS.com.au
Former MAFS contestant Stacey Hampton appears in court after allegedly breaching COVID-19 directions
A former MAFS contestant will remain on bail after appearing in court over allegedly breaching COVID-19 directions. Stacey Lee Hampton, 27, was charged with three counts of breaching COVID-19 directions last year after going on an interstate shopping trip when she should have been self-isolating.
She was arrested at Adelaide Airport on May 6 as she travelled back home from Melbourne.
At the time, only essential travellers were exempt from quarantine, but non-essential travellers needed to isolate…
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